The purpose of this page is to conduct an experiment using Wiki to collaboratively write lesson plans. Currently this experiment is being conducted by a selct group, however hopefully it can be opened up to others in the future! If you are interested in participating in this project please contact the site owner at nicholslk@vcu.edu .
Instructions:
Each Contributer will start the group off with a lesson topic. This should be some sort of "big idea" theme linked with an artist of your choosing. Give some information about the topic, any thoughts you have, links or resources, etc. Then we will build from each others ideas until a lesson is formed. in order for this to be a truly collaborative use of wiki we need to be free to edit, add to, or completely change not just our own lessons, but each others' as well. This can be discussed using the discussion tab, however we should also be editing each others actual pages.
Each of us should commit to spending some time on this at least one day a week, however you are of course welcome and encouraged to add your thoughts at any other time.
Instructions:
Each Contributer will start the group off with a lesson topic. This should be some sort of "big idea" theme linked with an artist of your choosing. Give some information about the topic, any thoughts you have, links or resources, etc. Then we will build from each others ideas until a lesson is formed. in order for this to be a truly collaborative use of wiki we need to be free to edit, add to, or completely change not just our own lessons, but each others' as well. This can be discussed using the discussion tab, however we should also be editing each others actual pages.
Each of us should commit to spending some time on this at least one day a week, however you are of course welcome and encouraged to add your thoughts at any other time.
Lesson 1 - LNichols - Dave McKean - editing day: Sunday
Lesson 2 - MBuffington - Kehinde Wiley - editing day : Thursday
Lesson 3 - KHelms - David Mack - editing day: Saturday